EZGO

EZGO, also known as E-Z-GO, is an American manufacturer of golf carts and other personal transportation vehicles. Founded in 1954 in Augusta, Georgia, by brothers Bugsy and Shorty Wilson, the company initially focused on producing basic golf carts for recreational use. Over the decades, E-Z-GO expanded its product line to include a wide range of vehicles, such as utility vehicles, street-legal low-speed vehicles (LSVs), and industrial carriers, serving various markets including golf courses, resorts, universities, and industrial facilities.

In 1961, the company was acquired by J.I. Case, and subsequently by Textron Inc. in 1968. Under Textron's ownership, E-Z-GO has continued to innovate, introducing electric powertrains and advanced features to their vehicles. Their product offerings are known for their durability and performance, catering to both commercial and personal transportation needs. E-Z-GO vehicles are recognizable for their distinctive designs and are a common sight in many recreational and work environments. The company remains a significant player in the personal transportation vehicle industry, known for its long history and commitment to developing practical mobility solutions.